Milleuda folles

It may well be you've done no wrong. It is your place in the world that drives my hatred on. You bear the name Beoulve, and that name is my enemy. Milleuda Folles, also known as Miluda Folles, is a swordmaiden of the rebel group Corpse Brigade in Final Fantasy Tactics. Her brother, Wiegraf, is the Brigade's leader, and she serves as one of his lieutenants, fighting at his side to defend Ivalice in the Fifty Years' War. Yet at war's end, the Crown failed to honor the commoners' valor with just recompense, giving them cause to rise against their former liege lords. She fights Ramza Beoulve's band on two occasions. Ramza is a cadet at a military academy, and a noble of the renowned House Beoulve, and thus she views him as her enemy for his aristocracy. Ramza's group attacks her at the Brigands' Den, during which she argues with the ignorant and arrogant Argath Thadalfus fighting alongside Ramza who accuses her of being a godless animal because she is a peasant. When Milleuda is defeated, Argath urges Ramza to kill her, but Ramza's friend Delita Heiral, sympathizing with her because he, too, is a peasant, stays Ramza's hand, and she limps away in disgrace.

The second battle takes place at the Lenalian Plateau as Ramza and Delita attempt to rescue Delita's sister, Tietra Heiral, who was abducted by the Corpse Brigade under assumption she is a noble. Despite Argath's absence, Milleuda is still convinced that Ramza is her enemy, even as he tries to convince her to stand down.

In the end, Ramza is forced to kill her. Her death marks the beginning of Ramza's fall from the Order of the Northern Sky, as it sets off a chain of events that results in the Ziekden Fortress incident.

Wiegraf and Milleuda's Death Wiegraf becomes infuriated with Ramza, and seeks to avenge his sister's death. Despite an immediate defeat, Wiegraf remembers Ramza when they later encounter one another after Wiegraf disbands the Brigade and joins the Knights Templar. This leads to Wiegraf's transformation into Belias, and eventually to his death.